Sentence examples for is something affecting from inspiring English sources

There is something affecting about the writer who lets us watch him seeking to turn his fictions into flesh - and then lets us see why he fails.

Yet there is something affecting and affectionate in the way Rhodes manipulates, ever so faintly, the "Groundhog Day"like feel of the story.

There is something affecting in watching these early operas — infused, as Stendhal put it, with "the freshness of the morning of life" — put on by singers who are themselves at the start of their careers.

There is something affecting in the diligence with which Brooks seeks a cure for his self-diagnosed shallowness by plumbing the depths of others, each of whom — while achieving greater fame and sometimes even greater fortune than that accrued by a successful newspaper columnist — did the hard work of scouring his own soul.

But the term isn't used, precisely because there are men involved, and the media would have you believe that human trafficking is something affecting only "women and girls".

But there's something affecting about the simple power of his voice and six strings.

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Yet there is something deeply affecting in the survivors and their stories.

The objects are mundane, but there is something strangely affecting about the way they float in limbo.

There is something uniquely affecting about children facing life's random cruelty, but Gilbert's gaze is unflinching.

"Domestic violence is something that affects the wife, and it affects the children, too," she said, "whether the abuser is their parent or their stepparent or their uncle.